AI-Var trains a neural network to minimise the variational DA cost function directly, producing accurate initial conditions without pre-existing analysis datasets in proof-of-concept tests.
Sebastian Buschow, Jan Keller, Sabrina Wahl
· arXiv
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A neural network with Shapley values on ERA5 predictors explains 70% of European heatwave variability, with upper-level geopotential the largest contributor at 27%.
Adrian Rojas-Campos, Michael Langguth, Martin Wittenbrink et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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Conditional GAN and U-Net generate high-resolution short-range precipitation maps from full NWP variables, reducing over-forecast bias; CGAN gives the most realistic output.
Adrian Rojas-Campos, Martin Wittenbrink, Pascal Nieters et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Probabilistic neural networks post-process ensemble precipitation at four stations, outperforming logistic regression and GLM for hourly precipitation and rain probability.
Maria Reinhardt, Sybille Y. Schoger, Frederik Kurzrock et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A CNN detects clouds in camera photos to build a forward operator, enabling convective-scale assimilation of cloud cover into the ICON-D2 model; proof of concept over 6 days.
Sebastian Brune, Jan D. Keller
· Wind energy science
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Neural network and GLM correct COSMO-REA6 reanalysis wind speeds at 100 m after diagnostic wind-model downscaling, reducing RMSE by almost 30% in Central Europe.
Martin Rempel, Peter Schaumann, Reinhold Hess et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Neural network blends two precipitation ensembles into calibrated hourly exceedance probabilities for +1 to +6 h, outperforming both inputs at all lead times.
P. Schaumann, Reinhold Hess, Martin Rempel et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Neural network combines RadVOR radar nowcasts with postprocessed COSMO-DE-EPS ensembles, giving calibrated precipitation threshold probabilities that beat both inputs for 1 to 6 h.
Christian Schön, Jens Dittrich, Richard Müller
· arXiv
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Uses optical-flow error from satellite imagery as features for tree and neural classifiers to predict lightning up to five hours ahead, with 96% accuracy at 15 minutes.